S Johnson Dead After Short Illness in Nickerson Kansas
James S Johnson born May 4 1858 in Rowan County Kentucky lived in Missouri and Kentucky before moving to Nickerson Kansas where he died of pneumonia fever on December 2 1908 after five days illness. He leaves five children and two brothers H B Johnson of this place and B F Johnson of Linneus plus many relatives.
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James S.johnson
Rowan County
Kentucky
Alice Hargis
Missouri
Enterprise
Nickerson
Kans
H. B. Johnson
B. F. Johngn
Linneus
Swanger Eligible for State Banking Commissioner Post
Governor-elect Hadley announced John E. Swanger, Secretary of State, as State Banking Commissioner amid debate over eligibility. Legal experts largely support Swanger, citing three years in banking oversight and revised statutes. Prominent lawyers say the new law repeals old bank inspection rules, keeping Swanger qualified.
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Hadley
John E. Swanger
Commission of Banks
St. Louis Times
John&. Swanger
Standard Oil
Swanger
R. F. Walker
Joseph W. Jamison
Jamison
Missouri
State Banking Department
Milan
Taxpayers' Notice for Benton Township Taxes
H T Murrain announces weekly tax collection in Browning at Savings Bank on Saturdays and in Purdin at Bank of Purdin on Tuesdays and Thursdays for Benton township taxes.
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Savings Bank
Browning
Bank of Purdin
Purdin
Benton Township
H. T. Murrain
Pretty Wedding at Clements Home in Honey Grove
Mr Wood W Keys and Miss Daisy Thornton wed at 8:30 PM last night at the home of Conductor and Mrs Richard C Clements 505 North Anglia Street officiated by Rev W C Penrod. The couple will visit San Antonio and San Angelo before residing in Honeygrove Texas.
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Richard C. Clements
North Anglia Street
Wood W. Keys
Daisy Thornton
W. C. Penrod
First Baptist Church
Clements
Santa Fe
San Antonio
San Angelo
Honeygrove
Texas
Keys
Feeding Dairy Cows: Individualized Winter Rations
The article argues for feeding dairy cows by individual needs rather than as a herd. It explains maintenance ration, excess for milk production or fat, and growth in young animals, warning that underfeeding is a common and serious error.
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Jersey
C. H. Eckles
Depot Robbery at Box Car Depot Sparks Liquor Theft
A Saturday night break in at the box car depot led to the confiscation of two packs of old rye whiskey. Earlier a small beer theft occurred in the same manner, suggesting the same culprits. The writer expects police to arrest the guilty party or parties and hopes punishment will curb the habit.
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Place Land
Fine Horses Shipped by Fields and Carter to St Louis
Fields and Carter sent a carload of the finest horses to St Louis on Monday. The two black horses, well matched and weighing over thirty hundred, were noted as beauties and the highest priced team Fields and Carter ever owned. They are regarded as exceptional value and display the sellers’ keen eye for quality.
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Fields
Carter
St. Louis
County Court Buys O K Building in Milan
The Milan county court purchased the O K building from Isaac Guinn for 6000 dollars eliminating leased space and freeing offices for all county officers. Once costing 12000 dollars, the modern structure features hardwood furnishings steam heat and electric lights with space for the probate judge highway engineer surveyor and prosecuting attorney. The Milan Standard commends the court’s prudent decision.
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O. K
Isaac Guinn
Milan
Milan Standard
Struck by a Tree Near Cora Causes Injury
Monday morning James Head son of Mr and Mrs Dan Head was cutting a tree when it burst up and struck him in the face. He fell unconscious and was taken home. Dr Charles Van Wye treated the wounds with several stitches. The patient is resting as expectantly as could be.
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James
Dan Head
Cora
Chas. van Wye
Mr. Head
Election Contest Mentioned in Brookfield Visit
Judge R. M. Tunnell of Brookfield discussed investigating fraudulent votes cast in the recent election with Dr. D. L. Whaley and family. He indicated plans to contest the election of Benjamin White, elected representative at Marceline.
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R. M. Tunnell
Brookfield
D. L. Whaley
Mr. Tunnell
Benj. White
Marceline
Waiting room warmth and late trains
Our Depot describes a cold Monday as trains ran late. travelers crowded the waiting room, shivering yet cheerful. Some talked, some froze, a few did both, and all were relieved when belated trains finally pulled in. A stove seems needed to warm the space.
Beryl Pipes Visits Grandparents Then Returns Home
Beryl Pipes spent two months visiting his grandparents Mr and Mrs J P Pipes and returned to Clarence on Friday.
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Beryl Pipes
J. P. Pipes
Clarence
Lula McClaskey
Milan
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S. Johnson
Chicago
Chinaware
AA. Healy Jeweler and Optician
Joe Street
Albert Hawkins
John Myers
John Bailey
E. B. Fields
Kansas City
Isaac Dunlap
Frank Drake
W. P. Carter
Milton Moore
Green City
J. R. Keithley
Gault
Floy Moore
Jas. Dunlap
Genevieve Carter
M. P. Greenhalgh
Joe
Dora Alexander
Chicago Heights
Harrison Dunlap
Chillicothe
Wm. Hawkins
Opel
Major Johnson
Phillip Brumbaugh
E. A. Jones
Alice Burk
Verna Gibson
Sherman Hale
Rex
J. B. Harvey
Chas. Laing
Geo. Donnenworth
H. E. Epperson
Warren J. Sloan
Moulton
Iowa
Grant Brumbaugh
Philip Brumbaugh
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